Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-07-01

the hall will be the reception room,
which will be l4xl6 feet. There will be
two circular towers, which will assume
dual purpose. They will answer as bay
windows for the two bed rooms, be-
sides affording a general view of the
country. Balconies will
extend around the house.
In about three weeks Mr.. Brown will
begin to supervise the erection OF a
handsome twelve.room residence on
Figueroa street near Washington. The
plans are not yet completed, and hence
the name of the owner is withheld. 1t
will have brick foundation aud will be
two stories in height. The dining room,
parlor, library and aIparlor will be con-
nected with folding doors, and can when
desired be thrown into one. The rooms
are all to be finished in walnut, oak and
cherry, and cut aud plate glass windows
are to be used.
An elegant open band pavilion will
shortly be built at the Sixth street Base
Ball grounds. The structure will be
twelve feet in height and the floor will
will be 24x34 feet. The platform for the
musicians will be raised eighteen inches
and two circular balconies will be
placed on two sides and two flights oi
steps will afford an entrance. The roof
will taper off to skylight which will
afford thorough ventilation.
A. M. Edelmap, architect, is prepar-
ing plans for an extensive building to bt
situated on one of the principal streets
1t will be five stories In height and al
ornament to the city. In few day
the location will be made known.
Jacob We'll will shortly commences
erecting an elegant building on his prop
erty on Main street, between First ant
Second. 1t will contain three storie;
and basement, and will be built of brick
The lower floor will contain one store
33xl20 feet. The upper stories will b
used as offices.
S. Polaski will soon build a residence
on Olive street, near Tenth. 1t will b
a two story frame structure aud vii
cost $4,000. 1t will be of the Rennais
sance style and will contain twelv'
rooms.
M. Kremer coptemplates building I
handsome two story double frame hous'
On Lib vi IlOPO aCoA EiSh htA
street, at cost of $1,000.
Six dwellings will shortly be built OF
Figueroa street, near Washington, at {
cost of $500.
M. Lazard contemplates erecting al
elegant one.story dwelling on Seventh
street, near Hope. 1t is to contain
eleven rooms and will cost $1,000. Wher
finished it will be one of the finest one
story residences in the city. The same
gentleman will soon erect another house
on Hope street, near Seventh. 1t will
be a two.story structure, will contain
seven rooms and will cost $4,000.
Kysor, Morgan & Wells are drawing
plans for the following buildings:
Turn.Verein Hall, Spring street
COX l65, cost, $40. 600; gymnasin 63x90
ballroom, 63xll0, with gallery; two fine
stores on Spring street; the property Of
the Turn. Verein Society.
Whittier-Fuller Building; three-story
building; stores and warehouses on Lo.
Angeles street, 90x2oO; cost. S47, 900
will be one of the most strongly con-
structed buildings in the State.
Monrovia Granite Bank Building fol-
W. N. Monroe and E. F. Spence; cost
$40, 900; size, 54xl0O; two story build
ing; style, Romanesque; walls to bt
constructed entirely of granite; will b.
. monumental building.
Residence for Mr.. j. Wilmer, West
End; cost, $1,000.
Residence for W. Bryson, Flower
street, near Tenth; cost, $1,000.
Residence on Hope street. near Tenth
for DR.. j. H. Utley; cost, $1,000.
Store building for Mr.. l. M. Hsllmar
to be used by Meyberg Bros. for stores
size, 60x3O0, running through from Mair
to Los Angeles street; will be one of the
largest stores on the Pacific Coast; cost
$40, 900; fronts to be of pressed bricl
and terra Gotta trimmings.
Bank building for South Riverside
Land and Water Company at South
Riverside; cost, 500,
Schoolhouse, eight large class-rooms
at Santa Ana; cost, $50, 600.
Residence for Mr.. Hugh Glassell; Wa
ters street near Temple street; cost, 5000
Warehouse for 0. w. Childs and j
Downey Harvey; corner Wilmington ant
Requena streets; cost. $4,000.
Warehouse for Howard Lothairn
junction of San Fernando street ant
Southern Pacific railroad tracks; cost
$4,000.
Building corner Main street and Post
Office street, to be used for hotel pur
poses and stores five stores), running
through to New High street; cost, $40.
600; owners. I. W. Hellman, Ferguson
and associates.
B&ding for Mrs. Doria Jones, OF
New High street, near the HERALI
building; cost, So, 600; 100 foot frontag,
on New High street.
Addition and alteration in st. Elmt
Hotel; cost, $4,000.
Residence for w. w Robinson, OF
Olive street, near Second street; cost,
| 5000.
Extensive alterations and addition il
the Hellman. Baker property, corner O
Main and Sonora streets, making i
suitable for hotel purposes; cost
$30, ZOO.
Office building for Q. w. Child's Safe
Deposit, to occupy lower story, which
will be entirely tireproof; cost 500, 600
building four stories high, pressed brick
granite and terra Gotta trimmings; will
be the finest Office building in the city
Hotel for Cucamonga Fruit Land Co.,
at CucamoDga; cost, $1,000.
Residence on Flower and Tenth
streets for Mr.. John Bryson; cost,
$4,000.
Stone building at Monrovia for w. N
Monroe and E. F. Spence; pressed
brick, with granite trimmings; cost,
SIG, 900.